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Gov.gr: 65% of citizens choose the digital portal as the first channel of communication with the public sector

Annual savings of €312 million from 20 digital portal services - Time for procedures reduced by 88% for natural persons and 97% for public administration

Crete: Heraklion Airport Closed as Farmers Storm the Runway

Farmers and livestock breeders managed to break through the police cordon

Serious clashes in Chania and Heraklion with stone-throwing and tear gas between farmers and riot police – Patrol car overturned (video-photos)

Farmers have also closed bypass roads on national highways and are preparing to block ports in Thessaloniki and Volos

Farmers sharpen their stance: Clashes outside Heraklion Airport, nationwide highway blockades, and preparations for port shutdowns (updated)

Farmers have also blocked bypass routes along the national highways – Map of roadblocks across Greece – Gathering outside Minister Tsiaras’ office in Karditsa

Domna Michailidou: “In the coming years we will release 1,500 apartments onto the market – How they will be allocated to citizens”

The minister outlines a multi-layered housing plan and explains how 1,500 new apartments will be allocated to citizens

The Titanic of the Aegean: 59 years since the tragedy of the ‘Heraklion’ – The ship that transformed Greek shipping

Hundreds dead, only 47 survivors, and an uncertain number of victims — How the sinking at Falkonera led to changes in maritime safety and the founding of ANEK

The Battle of Makrygiannis (December 6–18, 1944)

The clash between the Greek Gendarmerie and ELAS forces

Farmers are closing side roads on national highways, blocking border customs posts, and preparing for action at the port of Volos (updated)

Police strategy tested - Nikaia blockade shuts infrastructure and PATHE bypasses for two hours

Weather: Showers in the east and south — Stable conditions under ‘Omega block’ pattern

Significant rainfall yesterday in Evia - When is new deterioration expected - The forecast of EMY until Thursday

Family confrontation – Andreas Psicharis sues his father’s widow for 19 works of art of immense value

Three years after the death of Stavros Psicharis, his son Andreas claims the multi-million euro collection found in the publisher's house in Kolonaki with works by Picasso, Dalí, Delacroix, Munch and others, claiming that he bought it himself and handed it over to his father for safekeeping. His father's widow Christina Tsutsoura denies that it belongs to him and claims it was her husband's

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